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Protesters have daubed red paint over the windows.

Northern Ireland’s First Minister wants the Brexit arrangements governing Irish Sea trade with Great Britain binned.

Michelle O’Neill said she is taking the measure after a positive Covid-19 test result at her Co Tyrone home.

Government minister James Brokenshire praised the NHS ‘superstars’ who had looked after him during ‘challenging’ days in hospital.

Harry sued the publisher of The Mail On Sunday and MailOnline over ‘baseless, false and defamatory’ allegations.

The Second World War veteran’s fundraising efforts raised more than £32 million for the NHS.

Scientists have said the 14-day rule, endorsed in 1984, does not take account of newer medical advances.

The aye-aye lemur was born almost two months ago at Bristol Zoo but has been kept out of sight by its mother until now.

He has remained hopeful throughout the pandemic, telling people that ‘the sun will shine on you again and the clouds will go away’.

The latest Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) hit a three-month low of 54.1 in January, from a three-year high in December.

Three vaccines are yet to be approved for use by the MHRA.

Social care minister Helen Whately played down reports that some care workers were unwilling to take the vaccine.

Shares in the UK retailer jumped after it told investors it has agreed to buy the Baltimore sportswear brand from BRS & Co and Goode Capital.

Care minister Helen Whately said staff would be vaccinated by February 15.

Oliver and his family have now raised more than seven times their original target.

Matt Kelly, who set up the title in 2016, has led the takeover alongside Irish media executive Gavin O’Reilly.

It comes as the vaccines to combat coronavirus are now being offered to people over 70 across the country from Monday.

The bank said it saw total income fall by £90.1m, or 9.1%, to £894.8m for 2020, after it was hit by the pandemic and restrictions.

The country’s leader Aung San Suu Kyi was reportedly detained by the military.

Asos has paid £265 million for the brands, as well as another £65 million in stock costs.